PepsiCo-Jordan celebrates Eid Al-Fitr with orphaned children at Zaha Cultural Center

In line with its annual tradition, PepsiCo-Jordan invited approximately 200 children from orphanages across the Kingdom to celebrate Eid Al-Fitr at Zaha Cultural Center. The festivities took place on 29 July, 2014.
A group of PepsiCo-Jordan employees participated in the fun-filled activities, which provided the children with the opportunity to celebrate a memorable Eid Al-Fitr amidst a jovial atmosphere. Activities included competitions, games and face painting, after which PepsiCo-Jordan employees handed out gifts and school backpacks to the children.
“This yearly tradition corresponds with our unwavering commitment to supporting all segments of the community, especially orphaned children. It is also closely aligned with our goal to spread the values of compassion and solidarity during this special occasion, and bring joy into the lives less fortunate children,” commented Eng. Nidal Hamam, General Manager of PepsiCo-Jordan.
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